Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-01
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SHUT the door!
Two marriage licenses were issued yes
terday.
The police made 122 arrests during No
yember.
The Council Committee on Cemeteries
met last evening.
THERE were eight cases before His
Honor yesterday morning.
ONE deed Of trust WAS left for record
at Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday.
THE list is out for hop at Franzheim's
Hall, Thursday evening Of next week.
Kramer will furnish the music.
THE contractor was at work yesterday
putting up the fire escape on the Twelfth
street side OF the Mcclure House
S. G. BOWMAN, the man who was seri-
ously burt by falling under coal wagon,
was reported no better yesterday.
THEY have telephones in Charleston
now, and the Star publishes q whole col
umn interview had with Detective ALI
Burnett over the phone.
THE CLUB" will give dance at their
hall on Main street, Friday evening, for
which Kramer will furnish the music. A
delightful time Is anticipated.
THE initial number of the Ohio TaHey
Manufacturer, Philip Henry Moore's new
paper, will make its appearance to-day.
1t will be a boomer for Wheeling, no
doubt
THE steel plant at Mingo resumed
operations again yesterday, the company
agreeing not to ship any slab to Brilliant
or other objectional mills pending the pres
ent agreement.
some OF the street cars have had new
fare boxes put in them. They are so ar
ranged that the driver can hold all the
fares so that they can be counted as they
are put into the box.
Hon. G. w. ATKINSON will deliver his
popular lecture Don't" al st. Matthews
Church this evening, under the auspices OF
ST. Andrews Brotherhood. All are in
vited. Admission free.
CAPT. PETER MORAN and bride were
the recipients, Tuesday, of two handsome
easy chars, the present Of the employees
of the Fourth Division, among whom the
Captain is very popular.
The corner stone of Trinity P. +.
Church, Moundsville, will be laid to-day
at 2o'clock p. III. and Rev. K Rush Swope,
rector of st. Matthews Church of this
city, will conduct the services.
THE interest in the series of meetings at
the Disciples Church continues, and agreat
deal of good has been accomplished. The
rite of baptism will be administed at the
close of the services this evening, by the
pastor, Rev. Mitchell.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary B.
Chambers took place at = O'Clock yester,
terday afternoon, from the residence oil
her brother, John McLain, Esq, on Chap
line street. Rev. ID. A Cunningham con-
Quoted the services, the inteIment taxing
place at Greenwood cemetery.
CAPT. Ed. CABIN, OF U, S. Grant
Camp, has called a meeting OF the Camp
for Saturday night, at Mclaughlin & Nc,
Ginley's Hall, for the purpose of muster
ing in a number of new applicants. Capt.
Carlin says the Camp IL in tiourishlng
condition and will make avery respectable
showing by the time the National Eucamp'
ment Sons of Veterans meets here.
A TRIPLE wedding occurred at the resi-
denee of Mrs. Addison Clatterbuck, Tues
day evening, the contracting parties being
Mr.. G. Bachman and Miss Lottie Chatter
buck, bIr. G. n. Burt, of Wheeling, and
Miss Ida Mullen, OF Columbus, and Mr.. j.
F. Jones and Miss Mary \. Norman. Al
the conclusion of the ceremony reception
was held and refreshments served. 4 large
number of the friends of the couples were
present and spent pleasant evening.